“Temple of Time” invites listeners on a transcendent musical journey that spans centuries and cultures. The program begins with time-honored works from Japan and Europe, then moves through a diverse landscape of compositions shaped by the meeting of East and West. Along the way, the music draws inspiration from Asian philosophies, architecture, and literature—revealing how cultural exchange has shaped artistic expression across time. From ancient traditions to modern interpretations, each piece offers a glimpse into the ways music can transcend borders, reflect shared human values, and create a timeless space where history, place, and spirit converge. Program to include: Miyagi Michio, Haru no Umi for koto and violin Alessandro Scarlatti, Sonata a Quattro No. 4 in D minor Mori Madoka, Japanese Song Medley, arranged and re-imagined Daron Hagen, "Genji" for koto and string quartet.

Bars will open at 7pm with a selection of wines and cocktails for purchase which have been thoughtfully paired with each piece on the program.